Sentence examples for display thanks from inspiring English sources
They've got lots of material in the collection that they've been unable to display, thanks to space restrictions, and are hoping to open up another floor to show it, as well as to safeguard the house's future for another 100 years.
However, all Pro-ready titles tested still carry a resolution somewhat lower than scene of a typical HD flat display, thanks to PSVR's 'per eye' resolution of 960 x 1080, so visually, the upgraded console remains fundamentally comparable to that enjoyed on a vanilla PS4.
The newly designed 10.5" iPad Pro will have a similar form factor to the 9.7" model, but will feature a larger display thanks to narrow bezels.
Jared Belsky, executive vice president at digital agency 360i, says Google is also gaining momentum in display thanks to improved customer service.
The HD DVD notebook has a bright 15.4-inch wide display thanks to CrystalBrite, which is marketing jargon for optimal brightness in all lighting conditions.
It has the largest collection of automobiles on display, thanks to the Swiss brothers Hans and Fritz Schlumpf and their obsession with cars.
Explore 9/11 also offers an interactive timeline and a map of photographs submitted by ordinary citizens and displayed, thanks to the GPS reading on your cellphone, according to their proximity to the spot where you're standing.
The 624, specifically, is what's powering these smart displays thanks to its support of video cameras and touch displays.
These laptops now support up to 32GB of RAM along with up to three concurrent displays thanks to the ATI FirePro M7820 Mobility Professional Graphics from AMD.
(See "Toshiba's Big Loss Comes As No Surprise").. Facing plunging prices for liquid crystal displays thanks to industry overcapacity, NEC said it is seeking to unload its industrial LCD business.
They're also brighter than cathode-ray displays, thanks to improvements in design and manufacture, as well as the introduction of blue LEDs, made widely available in the mid-1990s.
